The Way We Were
March 12, 2019
Mar. 16, 1994 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac project at Chutes ahead of schedule, no accidents: The Hydro Pontiac project at Coulonge Chutes is moving
Mar. 16, 1994 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac project at Chutes ahead of schedule, no accidents: The Hydro Pontiac project at Coulonge Chutes is moving
“A country that cannot feed itself is a very weak country.” During World War II the thought was instilled in the mind of every European
By Shelley Heaphy For a lot of kids having friends makes school and childhood so much fun. Of course, there are introverted people who prefer
Congratulations go out to Sam Duff, grandson of Terry and Glenda Duff, who took first prize yesterday at the Devil’s Glen Slalom race at Duntroon,
What a surprise it was to receive an unexpected phone call from a dear friend, Charlene Arcand of Brockville, Ont. the other day. Charlene and
Allison Corrigan saw a groundhog on his laneway on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. Another proof that spring is on its way. Encouraging for all
What a beautiful and crazy weekend we just had. Saturday was absolutely gorgeous and everything was melting and then Sunday it was a mixture of
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Dominic Foran who passed away on March 10 at the age of 93. Deepest sympathy to
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Mar. 9, 1994 25 Years Ago PPHS Drama Festival Opens: About 300 students in grades 7 through 11 have spent the
I’m not even going to pretend I’m an expert on this topic. I’ve struggled with this concept my whole life, and continue to. Because of
Mar. 16, 1994 25 Years Ago Hydro Pontiac project at Chutes ahead of schedule, no accidents: The Hydro Pontiac project at Coulonge Chutes is moving ahead quickly and safely. Marco Del Cuchetto, project manager for Kiewit, the engineering firm that
“A country that cannot feed itself is a very weak country.” During World War II the thought was instilled in the mind of every European when their food supply was cut off by the enemy and any good food found
By Shelley Heaphy For a lot of kids having friends makes school and childhood so much fun. Of course, there are introverted people who prefer one or two close friends and those extraverts who enjoy the more the merrier approach,
Congratulations go out to Sam Duff, grandson of Terry and Glenda Duff, who took first prize yesterday at the Devil’s Glen Slalom race at Duntroon, Ont. Congratulations also go out to Anna Gleason of Sheenboro who was accepted into the
What a surprise it was to receive an unexpected phone call from a dear friend, Charlene Arcand of Brockville, Ont. the other day. Charlene and I grew up in Cornwall, Ont. It is so easy to get caught up in
Allison Corrigan saw a groundhog on his laneway on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. Another proof that spring is on its way. Encouraging for all of us. The following people are celebrating birthdays this week: Hannah Judd, Adele Lafleur, Evan
What a beautiful and crazy weekend we just had. Saturday was absolutely gorgeous and everything was melting and then Sunday it was a mixture of snow and heavy winds making it difficult to drive and the visibility very poor. You
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Dominic Foran who passed away on March 10 at the age of 93. Deepest sympathy to his wife Bunny and all of his loved ones as they mourn the loss of
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Mar. 9, 1994 25 Years Ago PPHS Drama Festival Opens: About 300 students in grades 7 through 11 have spent the past month working on productions to present during the high school’s annual drama festival. Joan
I’m not even going to pretend I’m an expert on this topic. I’ve struggled with this concept my whole life, and continue to. Because of that I know how extremely important it is to have a positive body image for
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